After the hurricanes of 2017, Café Comunión's Abner Roldan persisted, serving coffee on the street outside its ravaged café. But what would one expect from a barista so dedicated that he holds the title of Puerto Rico’s National Latte Art Champion?. Roldan, a former teacher turned prize-winning barista loves to educate customers about coffee, so much so that he dedicates a podcast to it.

Set up by award-winning Puerto Rican barista Abner Roldán, this contemporary cafe wouldn’t look out of place in New York or London. Supporting the island…

Join the Carhartt crew crammed on the sun-soaked bench outside this edgy Santurce caffeine spot as they linger over an artfully espresso-d coffees. Headed-up by two-time Puerto Rico Latte Art Champion Abner Roldán (our hero), you can expect masterpiece morning coffees on the counter, where Roldán and his business partner Karla Ly Quiñones García brew up a global selection of roasts. While regulars tend to nab the front-of-house bench early, there's always space in the dappled shade of the leafy terrace out back.

Café Comunión – San Juan’s newest kid on the block is the brainchild of Abner Roldán & Karla Ly Quiñones García. It’s location in Santurce and minimalist design with concrete finishes, touches of green and high ceiling, makes this shop an Instagrammers dream. Aside from the cool decor, the coffee, which comes from top local & U.S. roasters (Café Satovento, Barista, Onyx, Panther etc).

Cafe Comunion is one of the most well-known places to get coffee in Puerto Rico and is located in the stylish neighbourhood of Santurce. After the devastating hurricanes in 2017, the cafe was ravaged but this did not discourage owner Abner Roldan. Showing remarkable resilience, his passion for teaching people about coffee in Puerto Rico ensured that Cafe Comunion bounced back strong.

If you're a coffee person, Café Comunión is THE place. Their co-owner, Abner Roldán, is one of the best baristas on the island—a latte art champion! My favorite brunch spot is Café Sidibou, a low-key Arab-Dominican-run Mediterranean café that is incredibly soulful. Try the mangú, a Dominican dish of mashed plantains, and the bacalao (salted cod) salad.

It took me a while to visit Café Comunión for the first time, and as many say, good things come to those who wait!. Located on Ponce de León Avenue, I loved the place's ambiance; it has a simple and relaxed outside area surrounded by plants giving you such peace. The coffee is terrific, but I can confidently say that the food is impressive.

Coffee power couple Abner Roldán and Karla Quiñones are behind this contemporary multi-roaster shop located in the artsy neighborhood of Santurce. Roldán is a two-time Puerto Rico Latte Art Champion, so the coffee shop’s artistic lattes are on point. Tasty breakfast items and pastries pair well with their quality roast.

Some of the really special ones don’t have parking nearby but are still always crowded with customers like Café Comunión in Santurce or Café Dosis which is also in Santurce but has some parking on the street in front. The skill of the baristas at these Puerto Rican coffee shops is unparalleled.

Cafe Comunión’s story is one of redemption, as the storefront was nearly destroyed in the 2017 hurricane. However, the owner persisted and remains one of the most popular coffee shops in Puerto Rico. The popularity is likely due to the superb lattes they serve.

When you’re in the mood for a bit of art and a modern-style coffee shop to relax in, Café Comunion is the place to be. This shop is located in the art hub of Santurce. Their crafted coffee beverages bring the love of coffee and art together.

Comunión - This shop had stunning floors and citrusy espresso!. It seemed like a great place to hang out and get work done.